A dual-chuck tool head separates milling and turning tools to cut spindle bearing load, vibration, and coupling complexity.
Integrated positioning motors enable real-time spindle repositioning to compensate for thermal deflections and varying tool lengths during operation.
Segmented clamping surface with curved grooves provides axial elasticity to dampen bending vibrations and prevent axial migration of the rotary tool shank.
A modular right angle head adds C-axis capability to CNC machining centers through a detachable drive assembly and rotary encoders.
Elastic deformation under centrifugal force varies the tool radius, resolving precision and productivity trade-offs in lens-array mold machining.
Internal damping media converts radial tool vibrations into friction and heat, preventing vibration reinforcement that degrades surface finish quality.
Centrifugal force presses inclined contacts together, resolving the trade-off between high-speed energy reliability and maintenance accessibility.
Coolant flows through axial holes in a main spindle to remove heat from bearings.